- (702) 259-6350
- npafnv@npaf.net
DATE:
TBD
TIME:
TBD
COORDINATOR(S):
LOCATION:
TBD
ADDITIONAL SPORT FEE:
$10 court fee (per event)
TEAM REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
TBD
FORMAT OF PLAY
Current USA Pickleball Rules will be in force during the tournament.
- If you sign up to play as a partner team (men’s, woman’s, or mixed doubles) you will stay with your partner all games.
- If you do the individual round robin on day 2 you will get a new partner and 2 new opponents for each game.
The format will be a Round-Robin. This means you will play all of the teams in your bracket.
Winning teams will be determined in the following order:
- Win/Loss Record
- Head-to-Head
- Point Differential
Necessary changes due to weather, court capacity, etc. will be at the discretion of the Tournament Director.
The Pickleball courts are outdoors.
SKILL LEVELS
If you need a partner, we will help team you up with a partner. There will be a section in the registration form to note this.
Doubles Groups by skill level (2.5 to 4.5)
- Women’s Doubles Groups by skill level (2.5 to 4.5)
- Men’s Doubles Groups by skill level (2.5 to 4.5)
Mixed Doubles Groups by skill level (2.5 to 4.5)
- Co-Ed Division
Round Robin Individuals by skill level (2.5 to 4.5)
- Open Division – for anyone regardless of how they identify
Mini Singles Individuals by skill level (2.5 to 4.5)
- Men’s Mini Singles
- Woman’s Mini Singles
Bracket Skill Level definitions:
2.5 Beginner, 3.0 Advanced Beginner, 3.5 Intermediate, and 4.0 – 4.5 Advanced
Round Robin definition:
A Round Robin is structured play where players will compete in 6 doubles matches. It is an Open Division – for anyone regardless of how they identify. Each match players will receive a new partner and 2 new opponents. Each player is playing as an individual and the players with the most wins/head-to-head/points will be our Gold / Silver / Bronze Medal Winners for the Event.
Mini Singles definition:
- Mini-Singles is played on a standard pickleball court. B. An additional line must be provided that extends the centerline of the court through each non-volley zone. The color of this line is not required to be the same as the other court lines (e.g., if tape is used for the centerline extension.) C. Except as otherwise provided herein, Mini-Singles is played according to the same rules as Singles. D. The unique feature of Mini-Singles is that at each end, only one of the two courts (i.e., the right [even] or the left [odd] court) is “in play” during a rally. The courts that are in play are determined by the required player positions.